They played a continuous softball game for five days. Then they played a 121-hour basketball game.

Both times, they set a world record.

Now, they are launching their next Guinness World Records endeavor by attempting to play kickball non-stop for more than two days, starting at 8 a.m. Friday in Fairburn.

The Atlanta nonprofit group Men Opposing Sex Trafficking has been involved in these marathon games twice before. This time, their goal is to eclipse the world record of 51 hours for the longest continuous kickball game, set in 2011 by a high school group in Parma, Ohio.

In breaking the records, the group aims to raise awareness about the prevalence and dangers of sex trafficking and garner support for victims who need assistance, Bruce Deel, the faith-based nonprofit’s founder, sai

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